Google Is Trying To Ban iPhones, iPads, And Macs From The U.S.

Google's Motorola Mobility subsidiary is trying to have the International Trade Commission ban Apple from importing iPhones, iPads, and other computers into the U.S., Bloomberg reports. The smartphone manufacturer filed a complaint with the ITC over claims that Apple infringed on its patents. It's the second complaint Motorola has filed.

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Square Has Small Business Covered With New Flat Monthly Plan

Mobile payment provider Square today announced a new addition to its simple pricing options for merchants, a flat $275 monthly fee, with zero percent taken per transaction, for businesses with annual revenue up to $250,000. The announcement follows quickly on the heels of last week's Starbucks partnership reveal, a sign the company was going after customers with more revenue than its initial independent operator market.

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Sony starts pushing Android 4.0 update to Xperia P owners, Xperia U and more coming soon

Sony has been steadily deploying its Android 4.0 updates, but it's been leaving some of its newest phones out of the loop. Consider the Xperia P back in the groove: its upgrade is rolling out over the course of a few weeks, starting today.

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Business Insider Is Hiring A QA Engineer

Business Insider is looking for an experienced QA Engineer to join our small and rapidly growing team in our New York office. You'll work closely with developers and product managers seeing new features through to a successful and, thanks to you, bug-free launch.

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Instagram Update is a Big Win For Photo Discovery

Version 3.0 of the world's fastest-growing photo-sharing app went live on Thursday. Instagram's newest update goes beyond filters and cosmetic changes and puts a renewed focus on geolocation. In the process, it makes photos more discoverable and the app more addictive. The update's key new feature is called Photo Maps.

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